MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Snowflake Royal » 27 Aug 2022 15:46

That's another possible pen, this time Hutch putting his shoulder in... be a soft one, but you see them given....

Hope the guy in the crowd will be ok.... seems to be on their feet by the sounds.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Snowflake Royal » 27 Aug 2022 15:47

Greatwesternline I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.

Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.

I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.

Because it's distressing and it allows medical staff to take the shortest route to the person who needs attention.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by CountryRoyal » 27 Aug 2022 15:49

Greatwesternline I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.

Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.

I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.


What happens if someone scores and hundreds of people celebrate in the immediate vicinity of the fan needing attention, causing potential further damage and or stopping medical personal getting to him or administering help?

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by tidus_mi2 » 27 Aug 2022 15:53

lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs

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by Millsy » 27 Aug 2022 15:55

tidus_mi2 lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs


Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by St Pauli » 27 Aug 2022 15:55

Brogue Medical Attention required in the crowd, game stopped.


Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.

We’ve gone soft.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by JimmytheJim » 27 Aug 2022 15:56

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tidus_mi2 lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs


Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.


We should understand better than most how meaningless the table is at this stage of the season.

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by Millsy » 27 Aug 2022 15:56

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Brogue Medical Attention required in the crowd, game stopped.


Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.

We’ve gone soft.


It's only because we don't want to assume gender thesedays.

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by Millsy » 27 Aug 2022 15:57

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tidus_mi2 lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs


Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.


We should understand better than most how meaningless the table is at this stage of the season.


Oh ok.


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Hound » 27 Aug 2022 15:58

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tidus_mi2 lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs


Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.


We should understand better than most how meaningless the table is at this stage of the season.


What do you mean?

We’re definitely going up as champions

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Snowflake Royal » 27 Aug 2022 15:58

Very good half. Defended with real resilience and seriously restricted chances. Had some decent attacking possession and scored a good goal. Kept our composure.

McIntyre clearly isn't a LWB and is limiting us a little in attack down that side, but playing well.

Sarr obviously having a very good debut, seems to have a bit of pace, though it may just be that his legs are a mile long.

Joao is having a really good game. Lots of really good work in defence and attack because he's working with the team and not left on his own.

Holmes is also looking really good. His experience at RB seems to be really helping him transition between RCB and RB as we need in defence - similar to how Yiadom was getting on v Blackburn.

Hendrick still having some wobbles, but generally playing ok. Ince running all over as usual. Good performance all round. But should have Hoilett or Guiness-Walker at LWB and make a compromise on which of the four CBs we will drop.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Norfolk Royal » 27 Aug 2022 15:59

Greatwesternline I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.

Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.

I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.


Tbf the Fat Controller would have sorted it out pretty quickly.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by St Pauli » 27 Aug 2022 16:01

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Brogue Medical Attention required in the crowd, game stopped.


Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.

We’ve gone soft.


It's only because we don't want to assume gender thesedays.


Good point.

I’d have found ‘let them die’ perfectly acceptable tbf


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Brogue » 27 Aug 2022 16:01

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Greatwesternline I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.

Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.

I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.


Tbf the Fat Controller would have sorted it out pretty quickly.


https://euroweeklynews.com/2022/08/13/t ... ed-as-fat/

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by South Coast Royal » 27 Aug 2022 16:03

What a debut for Sarr-already so much better than his namesake.
I really can't remember (maybe the Hurlock days) watching a Reading side that is so strong and not dirty at the same time.

A slow start but the game is fairly even-who could have hoped for this just a few weeks ago?

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Orion1871 » 27 Aug 2022 16:06

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Greatwesternline I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.

Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.

I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.


Tbf the Fat Controller would have sorted it out pretty quickly.



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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by windermereROYAL » 27 Aug 2022 16:08

We`ve not conceded a 2nd half goal his season yet in the league...................shhhhhhhh.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by exileinleeds » 27 Aug 2022 16:10

South Coast Royal What a debut for Sarr-already so much better than his namesake.
I really can't remember (maybe the Hurlock days) watching a Reading side that is so strong and not dirty at the same time.

A slow start but the game is fairly even-who could have hoped for this just a few weeks ago?


So far Sarr good....

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Millsy » 27 Aug 2022 16:11

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Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.

We’ve gone soft.


It's only because we don't want to assume gender thesedays.


Good point.

I’d have found ‘let them die’ perfectly acceptable tbf


Exactly.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Millwall (a)

by Millsy » 27 Aug 2022 16:16

Oh Hendrick FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!

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